Andrew Sage

We covered this in a previous episode, but generally drugs are not, very few drugs are marketed to pregnant people, right?

Be they women or otherwise.

Yeah.

No, the only thing you're supposed to take as a pregnant woman is cocaine.

And you've got to make sure it's pure.

Non-binary people say you can take anything.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

If you're not pregnant, it's okay to do whatever.

Yeah, if you are pregnant and not a woman, it's okay.

Go right ahead.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Sure.

I guess.

Wait, no, I don't think that's how it works.

Transvestite double.

yeah yeah yeah true i think if you have a fetus gestating in you you're only supposed to do cocaine definitely the least autistic group of people non-binary people yeah definitely definitely they can just take whatever or do or do take whatever yeah too many drugs like like they'll say that you should consult with it with your doctor consult a doctor yeah and none of them are risk-free but it's it's a it's a cost-benefit analysis right we covered this

the autism and Tylenol correlation versus causation based on that one Swedish study.

Swedish study, yeah.

I'm interested to see how Johnson & Johnson argues this in court and if that will have effects across the rest of the Trump administration's anti-Tylenol push, if they're able to successfully defend their product against Ken Paxton.

So critical support to Tylenol, I guess.